Carlos Correa

Los Angeles Dodgers reportedly are not considering signing Minnesota Twins free agent Carlos Correa due to Houston Astros cheating scandal.

Two down, two to go. Both Trea Turner and Xander Bogaerts came off the board this week during the Winter Meetings. With the meetings now over,

The SF Giants whiffed on Aaron Judge but they are quickly pivoting to a star shortstop. According to Jon Morosi of the MLB Network, the Giants have ...

Gavin Lux may be the Opening Day shortstop as the Dodgers have missed out on marquee shortstops and do not seem to be pursuing Carlos Correa.

As the MLB Winter Meetings wrapped, half of the quartet of prized free-agent shortstops had found new homes. The Philadelphia Phillies finalized an 11-year, ...

The most high-profile player remaining is shortstop Carlos Correa, a two-time All-Star and platinum glove winner. MLB Network insider Jon Morosi joined Tolbert ...

Here are three teams that could potentially land the two-time All-Star ahead of next season.

Jul 23, 2022; Detroit, Michigan, USA; Minnesota Twins shortstop Carlos Correa (4) looks into the crowd from the dugout during the seventh inning in a game ...

It turns out Carlos Correa is very fortunate to have struggled in last year's free-agent market.

The Dodgers still could use a shortstop, but they don’t see Correa as a fit due to his presence on the 2017 Astros, leaving Swanson as their last remaining star chance. The Cubs are looking at both Correa and Swanson, though Swanson seems like the more obvious fit for them since his fiancée, Mallory Pugh, is a star of the Chicago Red Stars soccer club, and he’ll be cheaper than Correa. But they may have trouble fending off the motivated Giants, who still have that $360 million-plus in their pocket and a perceived need to spice up a team that wasn’t particularly interesting in 2022.

Carlos Correa has been linked to a number of teams in MLB free agency, but which franchise is the current frontrunner to land the 2x All-Star shortstop?

With Judge off the board, they could just as easily pivot to retaining free agent starting pitcher Carlos Rodon, but they seem to have placed a higher priority on landing Correa instead. The baseball community had long been waiting on Aaron Judge to make his blockbuster decision in MLB free agency. [Trea Turner](https://sportsnaut.com/philadelphia-phillies-sign-trea-turner-300-million/) and [Xander Bogaerts signings](https://sportsnaut.com/mlb-free-agent-tracker/), but other juggernauts, such as the San Francisco Giants, still lurk in the [MLB free agent market](https://sportsnaut.com/top-mlb-free-agents/).

The San Francisco Giants are seen as the frontrunners to land shortstop Carlos Correa after whiffing on Aaron Judge.

The reality is San Francisco needs a star and Correa is just that. The Chicago Cubs are also looking to make a big splash as well. As mentioned, the Minnesota Twins are still in the mix after he played there in 2022 and has expressed an interest in returning.